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tou>> y.nk >> very, very cute. thank you, scott. >>> well, with the royal wedding on nbc bay area just hours away, we're getting another glimpse of the world's most famous bride-to-be. kate middleton attended another rehearsal for her wedding just a day before the big event. and then she headed off to her hotel where she'll spend her last night as a commoner. we're going to take you from the bay area all across the pond to westminster abbey. that's where nbc bay area's kristen dahlgren joins us live. is it like feeling like waiting for the new year's countdown? are you waiting for the ball to drop? >> reporter: it kind of is, jessica. and we are now after midnight here. so it's officially friday. and i'm trying to blend in here. i'm all dressed up for the wedding. take a look, though, and you can see just how many people are out here with us tonight. the crowd just growing here by the hour. over at buckingham palace prince william actually came out and was shaking hands and thanking people for coming out earlier. s

by getting worth while compromise both sides had to ick tou -- make tough decisions and give grounds. some of the cuts we agreed to will be painful. rely on will be cut back. needed infrastructure projects will be delayed. i would not have made the cuts in better circumstances. but beginning to live within our means is the only way to protect those investments that will help america compete for new jobs. investments in education and student loans, clean energy and life-saving medical research. we protected the investments we need to win the future. at the same time we also made sure at the end of the day this was a debate about spending cuts, not social issues like women's health and the protection of our air and water. these are important issues that discussion. just not during a debate about our budget. thank speaker bane are and -- boehner and senator reid for their leadership. a few months ago i was able it sign a tax cut because both parties worked through their differences and found common ground. now the same cooperation will possible the biggest annual spending cut in history

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nick tou, said there will be no water contamination resulted from fracting to stimulate oil and gas in the state of alabama. kathy forester, commissioner of the alaska oil and gas conservation. quote, there has been no verified cases of harm in the water in the state of alaska as a result of hydraulic fracting. mr. smith, quote, there's no indication that hydraulic fraction has ever caused damage to the ground water or other resources in michigan. in fact, the ogs has never received a complaint or allegation that hydraulic fractions has impacted ground water in any way. victor coreyo, that's the organization in texas that has the jurisdiction, i might add, though hydraulic fracturing has been used for 60 years, our railroad records that records do not reflect a single documented service or ground water contamination case. came thing true with fred, -- from the south dakota and all of these others. and so i have the other statements that i'll include in the record. now let me show you why this is the case. we've got a chart -- pull the chart up here. it's very important. everyone is spr

my mother and two friends that were involved in the macarthur tower in long island, so i was r.le to tout was a very, very stressful job. i also have a neighbor involved as an air traffic controller. it is one of the most stressful jobs on the face of this earth. to imagine that you are covering approximately about -- especially in new york, probably about a good 200 planes an hour that you have to be responsible for. the stress level leads lead -- to a high divorce rate and high alcoholism. that is one of the reasons why they were protesting in the early 1980's when ronald reagan had fired all of the air traffic controllers at that time. host: marion blakey, your reaction to that caller? guest: if it is a job that involves a lot of intensity. it's certainly has stressful moments. the caller is talking about the new york area, which is the most congested airspace we have. there are issues from the standpoint of being very much a profession that takes that degree of an ability to tolerate. i do not know that there are disproportionate incidence of alcoholism or divorced. he is going back

my mother and two friends that were involved in the macarthur tower in long island, so i was r.le to touwas a very, very stressful job. i also have a neighbor involved as an air traffic controller. it is one of the most stressful jobs on the face of this earth. to imagine that you are covering approximately about -- especially in new york, probably about a good 200 planes an hour that you have to be responsible for. the stress level leads lead -- to a high divorce rate and high alcoholism. that is one of the reasons why they were protesting in the early 1980's when ronald reagan had fired all of the air traffic controllers at that time. host: marion blakey, your reaction to that caller? guest: if it is a job that involves a lot of intensity. it's certainly has stressful moments. the caller is talking about the new york area, which is the most congested airspace we have. there are issues from the standpoint of being very much a profession that takes that degree of an ability to tolerate. i do not know that there are disproportionate incidence of alcoholism or divorced. he is going back a

local 2, hon,tous texas, partly sunny and hot.to 88 degrees and we show you we've got snow through ther thunderstorms today through the ohio river valley. we're looking at strong storms today from indiana all the way back into northern arkansas. sunshine along the west coast. sunny skies through the southeast. nice and warm. we have really hot weather from the great lakes -- i should say in the southwest into western texas. look. even meredith is getting into it there. check out meredith over there. oh, yeah! >>> good morning to you. well, we've got a really stubborn low cloud deck that's actually so thick that it's creating a drizzle effect. you see the top of the bridge there just peeking out. you might need to use your windshield wipers on your way to work this morning. our radar isn't picking up any showers just really thick fog. 70 degrees in san jose. 71 los gatos. 68 degrees in redwood city. a little more mild in san francisco today only 65. we have more rain on the way as we head through tomorrow and we're looking at a fairly nice easter sunday. >>> look. i found another matt a

nick tou, said there will be no water contamination resulted from fracting to stimulate oil and gas in the state of alabama. kathy forester, commissioner of the alaska oil and gas conservation. quote, there has been no verified cases of harm in the water in the state of alaska as a result of hydraulic fracting. mr. smith, quote, there's no indication that hydraulic fraction has ever caused damage to the ground water or other resources in michigan. in fact, the ogs has never received a complaint or allegation that hydraulic fractions has impacted ground water in any way. victor coreyo, that's the organization in texas that has the jurisdiction, i might add, though hydraulic fracturing has been used for 60 years, our railroad records that records do not reflect a single documented service or ground water contamination case. came thing true with fred, -- from the south dakota and all of these others. and so i have the other statements that i'll include in the record. now let me show you why this is the case. we've got a chart -- pull the chart up here. it's very important. everyone is spr

it was tough negotiations, tou to accept, but it did not seem to be as galvanizing as what was happening in wisconsin. >> i think that is because there were totally given situations. the problem with all of these governors, and it is important to understand that this is a coordinated national attack on working people. they are trying to take more and more money away from seniors, from kids in school, k through 12, and give it all tohe wealthiest. the fiscal problem is not too much benefit. the problem is we have given too much money to the wealthy, and if that money was back in our communities and back here, we would not be having this. when we went through the automotive industry because of some bad decisions that were made and everything, there was a crisis. part of the crisis was created by the same people. but we hado react. in my view, the crisis at the state and federal of it is a revenue crisis -- or federal level is a revenue crisis. the first thing he did was to get away another $1.70 billion to $1.90 billion to corporations in michigan without asking for a single thing to help

has brought muslims for training in theking religious university and these men returned to the west tous preach which can only be described as a martial oriented imperialism a vision of the world as holy islamic which for the worlds means christian and jewish populations could convert except subordination or face elimination in. these preachers are prominent in mosques in the united states and europe and have secured positions as chaplain's and the prison systems and military. this is not to say about american or communities share this orientation but a very much to save theea clerics have enough positions in the west and access to youth to have a growing impact than now influence some males of the west and much of the same way they have for years influence them in the middle east asia and africana and those who doubt this wouldnd be well served to review the escalating number of militant related activitiesesca uncovered in the united unc states since 2007. to know to the growing number of young u.s.-canadian australian and british muslims you were going abroad to fight and train under c